The Dillon tribune., 1887-02-11
COISCI1.--EEE, <.
The Council met and adjonncd
House.

.~ot'ces ol the following bills were given:
f: Hv Blske--To codify the laws; also, re.
lating to the payment OF fines and costs in
criminal cases.
F.; BY M"th--Rela,ing to the property OF
! non resident minor heirs.
By Harwood--Amendins Yellowstone
court creating act; also, concerning the
penalty for non. payment Of tax.
The following bills were passed:
The House Joint memorial :, for an 40.
preparation Of $,or 900 to build the Cooke
City wagon road.
The House bill relating To trustees Of r..
ligious corporations.
The variety theatre substitute hill IN.
, amended.
. The following bill was introduced:
By Harwood--1t regulates appeals from
orders granting new trials in district courts.
COCNcll-~-FED.7
The nominations Of the following officers
, we're confirmed: Auditor, James Sullivan;
treasurer, William &. Preuitt; superintend.
Gu! OF public instruction, Arthur G. Logan;
! veterinary surgeon, Dr.. Herbert llo!o.
way.
y committee was appointed to center
, with like committee appointed by the
Dakota Legislature, for the purpose %, lie.
visirg means for the better prevention u1
disease among live stock.
Sutherin introduced Il bill Tor al, act to-
! punish persons making fraudulent pedi.
yrees oi live stock.
| The bill amending the statute to author
: ize County Commissioners to transfer
monies from the various funds was passed
HOUSE.
, Notices were given OF bills:
| 10 prevent double taxat;on--To inspcc,
| the insane asylum.
Bills were introduced relating to the sal.
! AIRY law-l.imtiny compensation Of justices
of the peace--Amending sections 500 aud
! ,o7 O: the Misunderstanding 70 obscene
; literature-To compile and arrange the
general laws.
Ct,tNCH.--FEB. 5.
\ number OF bills were introduced relat.
! ing to mining locations and discoveries
! Also to contagious diseases among cattle
! HOUSE.
! \ bill was introduced authorizing the
organization and incorporation of building
and loan associations.
! Buskett's registration bill passed by Il
! vote Of 1.3 toV.
Gov. Leslie took the oath OF office.
! CDUNClL.--FEB 9.
/ 4 petition was received from Gallatin
! county concerning the employment q
! women and minors in drinking resorts.
The following bills were introduced:
/ Council joint resolution 7, by Collins, io'
an appropriation for the expense Of telc
graphing the memorial relating to- the sur
| veyor-general's Office to Delegate Too!e
Passed.
Notices Of bills were giver as follows:
BY Mu,h- \ bill for the relief of Fish
Brothers.
by Corham-~An act concerning tn,
Lords day.
b. Wilsou---.\n act 10 amend an &c
concevniny ,i1@ representation Of quart
lodcs.
By Tcoc-~.An art concerning marria..
licenses.
The following bills wei. introduccd:
House bill No. 50, by iiarwood--.An ac
to amend an act creating the county ~
Yellowstone au;! iAc election, OF officer
tlcrcin.
Marshall was given leave 10 intrcducr
without leave, bill to rc"rsanizc and con
solit,a:c :hc Montana library. Passed.
, llous: bill IS, an act defining the con.
pcnsation of county officers. WAS pa>>e>
unauim ously.
: House bill IS, bill to amend section >;lt
5 oi article 5, concerning railroad corpora
tons, was introduced.
COT NCiI----EEN. 10.
:, The Tanner relief bill objected 20.
I rh,. variety bill substitute: also tn
board OF labor arbitrators bill were recon-
mended for passage.
The Philipsburg people :'c.itiont>
against the repeal ~! the commercial Ii
ccnsc law.
Notices of bills were given As follows:
Relating to changing the names o.. per
. sons; also providing the adoption OF chill
drcn--To provide for the increase OF th'
. salary and bond Of the territorial treasurer
Il Counci, Joint memorial, No. 3. was in
troduccj. 1t requests relief for the dispos
sessed pioneer settlers OF Ie!lows'on'
; National Park.
Tho hills anlarrinu the rights Of marie,